Kenmore Dishwasher 587.15423100A (58715423100A, 587 15423100A) Parts

This air brake/drain hose assembly creates an anti-siphon break in the drain line and safely routes wastewater to household plumbing. Replacing a cracked, kinked, or clogged assembly restores reliable draining and helps prevent leaks or backflow.

• Provides the air gap/vacuum break to help prevent siphoning and contamination
• Connects the dishwasher's drain outlet to the air gap or garbage disposal/inlet
• Helps keep water from backing into the tub after a cycle
• Typical failure signs: leaks, slow or no drain, water returning to tub, visible hose damage

• Disconnect power; shut off water supply and place towels to catch residual water
• Note original hose routing and clamp positions; reuse existing clamps and seals as needed
• Maintain a high loop or external air gap per local code when routing the drain line
• After installation, run a short cycle and inspect all connections for leaks or kinks

This replacement trap is a drain-path component that helps create a water seal and route water out of the unit, reducing backflow and odors. Replace a cracked, clogged, or deformed trap to restore proper drainage and leak protection.

• Forms a water seal in the drain path to help prevent air backflow and odors
• Directs water safely away from the appliance to the designated drain
• Can help alleviate leaks, standing water, or gurgling due to a damaged trap
• Typical symptoms: slow or no draining, water leaks at the drain outlet, musty odors

• Disconnect power; shut off water supply if applicable
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water during removal
• Transfer any O-rings, seals, or fittings from the old part
• Ensure correct orientation and fully seat/secure connections; test operation and check for leaks

This thermostat assembly regulates refrigerator temperature, helping maintain set cooling levels for fresh food or freezer sections. It replaces a faulty control that can cause inconsistent temperatures or erratic compressor cycling. What it does:

• Senses internal temperature and signals the compressor to run or stop to maintain setpoint
• Restores stable cooling when a failed thermostat causes warm spots or fluctuating temps
• Stops excessive compressor cycling caused by a defective control
• Works with the fridge's temperature knob/sensor system to provide user temperature adjustments

• Disconnect power before starting; shut off water/ice features if applicable
• Handle the capillary tube and sensor gently—do not kink or bend sharply
• Match mounting orientation and electrical connector locations to the original part
• After installation, restore power and verify proper temperature control and normal compressor cycling

This duct assembly channels air through the appliance to maintain proper airflow and reliable operation. Replacing a damaged or cracked duct helps restore ventilation and can reduce noise and poor performance. What it does:

• Directs air from the blower/tub area into the vent path to enable normal airflow
• Prevents leaks that can reduce drying/cooling efficiency or cause longer cycles
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling caused by a loose or broken duct
• Common symptom: reduced airflow, longer cycle times, or unusual noise during operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Inspect surrounding seals and mounting tabs; replace any damaged hardware
• Basic hand tools required; handle carefully to avoid cracking plastic tabs

This replacement tube assembly routes water inside the refrigerator to the ice maker and/or dispenser, restoring reliable water flow and helping stop leaks or filling issues. Simple, direct replacement when the original tube is cracked, clogged, or misrouted. What it does:

• Carries water from the household supply through the refrigerator to the ice maker or dispenser
• Replaces cracked, split, or collapsed tubing that can cause leaks
• Restores proper water flow when the ice maker won't fill or the dispenser has reduced/no flow
• Helps prevent internal freezing or blockages when the tube is properly routed

• One tube assembly as shown

• Turn off the water supply and unplug the refrigerator before starting any work
• Remove shelving/panels as needed for access; keep track of clips and fasteners
• Inspect and replace any worn push-to-connect fittings, gaskets, or clamps when present
• Test for leaks after restoring power and water; tighten connections as required